Last Saturday we spent the day with some friends of ours. We started out the morning going to yard sales, then went into downtown Charleston to visit a few markets and then do a carriage ride. It was kinda funny that we had the same tour guide that we had just a week before when we went with Jeremy's parents, but thankfully we got a different route so it was still interesting : ) After that, we had been hearing and seeing things about this "Angel Oak Tree", so we decided we needed to go see it. Here are some facts that I found about it and then some pictures!
"It is estimated to be between 300-400 years old: the tree towers 65 feet high and has a circumference of 25.5 feet. It's area of shade is 17,000 square feet and it's largest limb has a circumference of 11.5 feet, and a length of 89 feet. Live oaks are not particularly tall trees, but have wide spreading canopies. Only in the very old specimens do you find massive limbs resting on the ground, as you do the limbs of the Angel Oak. The City of Charleston acquired the Angel Oak Park in 1991."
Charleston is pretty cool : )
